Great Himalayan Trail Trekking

Trip Highlights

Trip Highlights

Highlights of The Great Himalaya Trail.

This Himalaya drawing offers the Nepal package.

Iconic Peaks: Panoramas of Kanchenjunga, Everest, Annapurna, and others.

Remote Regions: Go to Dolpo Trekking, Rara Lake Trek Nepal, and Humla Trek Nepal.

Cultural Diversity: Meet Sherpas, Tamangs, and Dolpo-pa.

Nature's Wonders: From Phoksundo Lake to Ganesh Himal's tranquility.

Tour Overview

The Nepal Hiking Adventure Company. It’s a good package. This will take 120-150 days. It covers the entire Himalayan range of Nepal. This journey is associated with religion and adventure, the main purpose of this journey is to visit almost all the mountains area of Nepal, which have been practiced since ancient times. The Himalayas are the best practice and are most routed along Himalayan lines. The history of the Great Himalayan Trail is connected with many long, historical, linguistic, and cultural traditions, which is also considered a symbol of multifaceted travel. 

The tour stretches from Kanchenjunga in the east to the border in the west, connecting the highest, most beautiful, multifaceted natural and cultural regions. With a total length of 1,700 kilometers (1,056 miles), it connects the world’s most famous major mountain ranges of Nepal. This is not only a journey, it is also an important part of Himalayan research. The region is often visited by large groups, and these groups make long and long-term trips, especially on the basis of the Great Himalayan Trail. The area along the route and the local diversity, lifestyle, cultural heritage and natural and biological heritage in Nepal can also be seen live. 

In ancient times, the Great Himalayan Trail was a major route connecting the eastern and western parts of Nepal, but later these routes became popular and adventurous destinations for tourists. In modern times, the Great Himalayan Trail Trek is said to have been developed in the 2000s by British adventurer Robin Bosted as a trekking route through the mountainous regions of Nepal. After the Nepalese government recognized the route in 2011, it became a major destination for trekkers.

It is said that The Grade Himalayan Trail not only enhances the physical beauty but also deepens the soul of the trekkers, every step taken in the area, gives birth to a new story. The peace of the glaciers here, the beauty of the Himalayan peaks, and the simplicity of the villages create an atmosphere here. The origin of the route can be traced back to the creation of The Great Himalayan Trail in 2011 by local residents of Busted and Nepal, which is considered to be one of the most challenging trekking routes and maps in the world.  

There are many things about The Great Himalayan Trail, telling you in detail, and giving information about the mountains on this route and their culture, customs, religion, and castes.

The Great Himalaya Trail provides a different atmosphere from the sub-tropical terrain to the highest mountain while visiting this area, you can enjoy seeing snow leopards, red pandas, and other animals, especially the Sherpas, Tamangs, Gurungs, Rais, Limbus, and indigenous peoples. Live within the great Himalayan map area. There are two main routes to the area, the highway, which is 1700 km, and the low way, which is 1500 km. The main industry in this area is tourism.

Great Himalayan Trail Environment. 

The Great Himalaya Trail and the Great Himalaya Trail high route connect the various geographical regions of Nepal. The sub-tropical forests, the foothills, and the routes of the high mountains can be found within it.  In this area, you have to pass through parks like Makalu and Barun; more than 3000 herbs and trees are found in this area. For example, flowers like rhododendron, the national flower of Nepal, and orchids bloom.

The environment here is not always the same; morning, day, and evening can create a different atmosphere. This journey will not be easy or comfortable, as the Himalayas are a region full of challenges. When planning a trip to the Nepal Himalayan Valley, one should be aware of the climate here.

The journey here seems adventurous, challenging, and difficult every minute. The mountains, rocks, soil, and water here also seem like predators.  This does not mean that the journey is very difficult, this is considered normal for adventurous Himalayan travelers.

The area covered by the trail

The Great Himalayan Walk is divided into 10 parts based on tourism and terrain. This division into 10 parts makes it easy to work and develop tourism in all areas.   These are from Kanchenjunga in East Nepal to Farhest Darwheula in Eastern Nepal.  The 10 parts include the Kanchenjunga region, Makalu-Barun, Everest-Rolwling, Helmbu-Lamtang, Ganesh Himal-Manlu, Annapurna and Mustang, Dolpa, Jumla, Humla, and Far West Nepal. Part of this brand can usually be done in 2 to 3 weeks.  All of these parts can be drawn in one or separate parts after another.

Kanchenjunga region.

Kanchenjunga Region is in Eastern Nepal. Kandjung, the third largest mountain in the world, is in our Top One at the beginning of our tour, especially the Himalayan big trail, starting with this mountain, 8,586 meters high. Mount Kanchenzunga divides Nepal from Sikkim. Though other parts of Nepal can have development, the huge Himalaya trail cuts across many inaccessible and difficult spots in the region.  The Kanchenjunga region is a central spot for adventure activities. The region possesses natural diversity and biodiversity, while the northern region is also a central spot for Sherpa culture. The area is inhabited by the dominant Sherpa, Limbu, Rai, and Lohmi tribes, who in no way lack hospitality towards guests.

The area is of religious, cultural, archaeological, and historical significance. Furthermore, the area is a perfect location with its geo-natural features and biodiversity. The region boasts the world’s most endangered snow leopards and hyenas, and plants such as the protected and endangered animals such as the Himalayas Musk Deer and Houler, and Kutki Jatmy, fragrant Anand, Five-Life Talasapatra. In addition, it is the only forest home of great importance, including cheese pine, 24 species, 24 species of guru, 48 species of Michelia champaca

, and several valuable herbs.

Makalu-Barun

The Makalu-Barun region is home to the Makalu Mountains, the fifth-highest mountain in the world at 8,463 meters. Hiking in this area is considered difficult, so foreign tourists rarely go here. There are not many bridges on the rivers here. Probably due to the lack of development here, it could not come within the reach of so many tourists. The best time to visit this area can be spent in the months of Asej and Katik, during which the monsoon is considered to be good.

Makalu-Barun National Park is located in this area, it was established in 2049 (1992). About 440 species of birds, 150 species of butterflies, 25 species of butterflies, 47 species of orchids (Sunakhri)67 species of medicinal herbs like caterpillar fungus and cinquefoil, And there are abundant mountain herbs found in this park. There are more than 75 species of mammals.

Everest-Rollwalling.

 The Great Himalayas is a single trek; Mount Everest in Nepal is known as Chamelungma in Tibet and is known worldwide as Mount Everest.  Mount Everest is considered the jewel of the Khumbu region and one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

The region is also home to ethnic groups, notably the Tamang, Sherpa, Gurung, and Thami. Although it is not a protected area, the mountains are home to many butterflies, herbs birds, and animals.

It is also a trekking route along the Great Himalayas, which offers panoramic views of the mountains through this region, as well as the hospitality and culture of the Sherpa people.

Helambu-Langtang.

Helambu is also one of the Himalayan routes on our 120-day trip. The Great Himalayan Trail. Located in the Langtang region on the northern border of Nepal, the region consists of various mountains such as Langtang Lirung (7246 m), Mr. Gang Chhenpae (6388 m), New Kangri (5846 m), and Mr. Daerje Lakpa (6966 m). Also in the same area is the holy shrine Gaisaikund (4000 m); Helambu is a beautiful neighborhood village in the area, and Langtang National Park is also in the same area, These routes are very popular for trekking.

The first week of September is considered to be the main season of Helambu trekking in this region. our journey of The Great Himalaya Trail will continue through this region, and from here we can see different mountains, glaciers, creeks, lush green fields, cheese factories, and even Tibet.

Ganesh Himal-Manaslu.

Ganesh Himal is spread in Nuwakot, Dhading, and Gorkha, the three main districts of Nepal. It extends to the border of Nepal and Tibet; it is named after the Hindu god Ganesh Ji, and it is an important area under our big project, The Great Himalaya Trail. Mount Ganesh (7406 m) is the highest mountain in the world, and Mount Manaslu (8176 m) is the highest mountain in the world. It is also known as Manasa in Sanskrit.  Manaslu was first climbed in 1956. Both of these are major tourist attractions.

Manaslu.

We are going to tell you about a very popular mountain, Manaslu. This mountain falls under the important section of our Great Himalayan Trail. The name Manaslu is said to have come from the Sanskrit word “Manas,” which means soul or intellect, which is why this mountain is also known as the Mountain of the Spirit.

The first ascent of the mountain was made on May 9, 1956, by Japanese mountaineer Toshio Imanishi and Sherpa Gyalzen Norbu, which is considered a major achievement for the Japanese team. The Manaslu region was considered a restricted area until 1991. It was only then opened. The Great Himalayan Trail (GHT) has been established as an important event.

It was officially launched in 2009, and the Manaslu region is included in its research and planning (2004-2009).

The geographical and natural features of the region include glaciers like Larke and other small glaciers. These rivers make the trek through the region more exciting. Similarly, the region is also rich in biodiversity. The Great Himalayan Trail (GHT) is the main attraction of the Manaslu Protected Area, which is home to snow leopards, Himalayan musk deer, red pandas, and various species of birds like the Himalayan monal. The region is also home to more than 1,500 species of flowering plants, many of which are medicinal.

One can enjoy the magnificent views of Manaslu Himal (7,893 m), Nagdi Chuli (7,871 m), and Ganesh Himal. Similarly, the cultural importance of this region is also great; among the castes, Gurung, Tamang, and Shepa, etc, are living in this region, and they practice agriculture and follow Hinduism.

The religious places of this region include the old Buddhist monasteries near Samagaon, such as Samdo Monastery, Larke La Pass, and Prayed flags. The region has a simple lifestyle, and traditional dances (such as Ghatu and Sorathi) are famous.

The Tuki tradition is still alive in the Manaslu region, so we can take the Grade Himalayan Trail as a combination of adventure, cultural, and natural experiences in the Manaslu section. We can see this region as a unique glimpse of the Himalayan splendor, local lifestyle, and biodiversity. The Great Himalayan Trail can be completed in 2-3 weeks. Manaslu is not only a holy place in this region but also in the Himalayan region, so people especially go on religious tourism during their journey to this region. They enjoy the enchanting atmosphere here.

Annapurna and Mustang.

Today we are going to tell you about the famous treks under the Nepal Great Himalayan Trail. From this route, we can enjoy various scenic views, the environment of the route, and the entire range, especially the Dhaulagiri Himal (8168 meters) and Annapurna Himal-1 (8091 meters). It covers an area of ​​7,629 square kilometers, which is considered one of the best trekking routes in the world.

1200 plant species, 100 mammals, and 488 species of birds have been recorded here, as well as various types of birds like Lophophorus impezanus, Monal, Kalij, etc. have also been recorded in this area. We can also travel to Muktinath through the grain-rich area using this area. The main tourist destinations are Ghandruk, Gharepani, Annapurna Base Camp, Jasem, Muktinath, and Manang.

Dolpa

Now we are going to tell you about the Dalpa region of our trip, Himalayan Trails Nepal.  Now our program is reaching Dhappa district, which is very important to know about, which is located in the Dolpa district of the mid-western and Karnali region of Nepal. It is a remote Himalayan district. Open to tourists only since 1989, this area also includes the She-Phaksunde National Park at its center, which is a beautiful area surrounded by winding glaciers to the east and south.  This area is also very popular for hikers.  Dalpa district is also the largest district in Nepal in terms of land area, home to the highest peak of Mount Churen (7381 meters).

The region, which is connected to Tibet, is also home to a large amount of Himalayan culture, such as the sacred site of the Buddhists, which is said to have been developed as a holy place by Guru Rinpoche. Can’t explain why this area is so beautiful.

Rara and Jumla

The Great Himalaya Trail will also travel through the districts of Jumla and Mugu, which are also considered to be tourist hotspots, and at different times, government and private events are also held in these areas to attract tourists. Rara Lake, located in Mugu district, is considered to be the nymph of heaven and is also the largest lake in Nepal. With a sea level of 2972 meters, this lake is spread over 11 kilometers; in this lake, there are fish found nowhere else in the world (Himalayan fish are also found) Named after the lake, Rara National Park is spread over an area of 106 sq km and was established in 1976. It is spread from 1800 meters to 4048 meters The green environment here makes this area look like a paradise. The area is particularly rich in herbs, such as Himali deer, Nepali National Bird Dafe, other birds, yars, etc. Click on the link to learn more about it.

Jumla district is also considered the birthplace of the Nepali language, and we will be passing through this region on our Himalayan trek.  This region is one of the highest rice-producing regions in the world, especially in the Khas Valley on the banks of the Tila River, where red rice varieties called Jumli Marsi and Black Marsi are grown.   You will be fascinated by the paintings carved on various idols of this region, the local art culture, and the variety of herbs and animals found here.

Humla.

The Great Himalayan Trail continues to the Humla district of Nepal, where you will not find road facilities, but through this route, tourists also visit Mount Kailash in Tibet. From this area, we will see two high mountains, Mount Api Himal (7132 meters) and Mount Saipal (7031 meters).

 The Great Himalayan Trail path of the Great Himalayan Walkway proceeds through Simikot, the headquarters of Humla, alongside the vintage Salt Trading Route. During this trek, the longest river of Nepal, Karnali, also falls on this route.  In addition, homes that mirror the artwork and lifestyle of Nepal can experience new surroundings. On the northern border of Humla, there may be a place called Hilsa from where one can easily preserve the journey by way of keeping off the hilly route.  From that area, one also can move back to the southeastern route, which breaks via the Limi Valley.

Humla is made up of people of different ethnicities, religions, and sects. Out of the 56,000 population, 80% of the population is Hindu, while others are Buddhist, Thakuri, and Rajput.

Far West (Nepal) 

The Great Himalayan Trail will be our remaining prevent within Nepal, even though there are numerous locations to visit in Nepal. Nepal’s long, western improvement region is bounded at the east by the Karnali River, which flows through Mount Kailash in Tibet. This vicinity is taken into consideration to be the backward development region of current Nepal. Although the valuable and far-western areas account for approximately forty-two percent of the country’s general vicinity; they nevertheless lag in the back of improvement. Only 2% of vacationers visit Nepal.

The population of this area is recognized to be rich in their native language, get dressed, and lava away. Khaptad National Park is a critical area inside the Far West Development Region. The park is named after Khaptad Swami. Khaptad Swami lived inside the park for one hundred ten years in the past. A style of flora and fauna is discovered in this national park. There is a cave in the park, which is understood by means of the call of Khaptad Swami.

Do you want to start an unforgettable journey in life? if you want to enjoy nature, then our company has prepared a very attractive and long package called 120 Days Great Himalaya Trail.  This trip will be a journey to the Himalayas, a project with beautiful landscapes and rich culture. Our journey starts from the Kanchenjunga region and ends in 120 days, traveling east-west and visiting various mountains.

Difficulty levels of the Great Himalayan Trail.

• The difficulty degree of the Great Himalaya Trail ranges from slight to hard.
• Physical Demand: 6-8 hours of hiking each day, with elevation profits of up to 6,143 meters (West Col).
• Technical Sections: Basic mountaineering abilities are required for the high passes.
• Endurance: 120 days of continuous trekking assessments to test endurance.

Best Time to Trek in Nepal for the Great Himalayan Trail.

Time is important for traction in the Himalayas. The best time for trekking in Nepal on the Great Himalayan Trail is as follows.

(March-May): During this time, the sky will become clear, and various types of flowers will bloom throughout the forests, including rhododendrons, and will pass snow-free.

Autumn (September-November): Especially during this time, you will be able to see excellent visibility because the weather will be easier.

During this time there will be many weather conditions while traveling in the region, avoiding the monsoon (June-August) and winter (December-February) when traction is interrupted by rain and snow.

Great Himalaya Trail trekking permits and validity.

Trekking permits for Nepal are obligatory for the Great Himalayan Trail Trek, especially in restricted areas. Here’s what you need.

Although not everywhere in Nepal, some permits are required to trek the Great Himalayan Trail, especially if you are only trekking for a short distance. Trekkers should obtain a permit from the Information Management System (IMS), which costs between $10 and $20. (TIMS) Card. There is a fee to enter Makalu, Barun, and Rara National Parks. Some restricted areas, such as Dolpo, may require a permit costing $500 per week, while Humla may require a permit costing $50 per week. Therefore, when trekking in these areas, we should proceed only after understanding the local situation.